Abstract
A class of premium calculation principles is considered with the premiums obtained as expected values of suitably transformed distribution functions. The Esscher principle is a particular example. It is found that the likelihood ratio ordering of risks is preserved for any of these principles. A renewal theoretic interpretation of a special principle is given, and useful properties as well as a related characterization of the exponential distribution are shown.
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